Countdown to IPv6
Today is3 July 2009
IANA's estimated IPv4 exhaustion date is
06-Jul-2011
733 days to go...
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Welcome to your future,
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Understanding - Transition - Innovation
Internet Protocol version 4, IPv4, is the foundation of the global
Internet. But it has a use-by date: it can only handle about 4 billion
addresses, and almost 90% of them have already been allocated. IPv6 is the
replacement. It allows for almost unlimited numbers of addresses, easier
network design and management, end-to-end transparency and better security and
mobility. Infrastructure built upon IPv6 today will be efficient, productive
and innovative long into the future.

